how do you put back the liquid wax container? so difficult!
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I choose not to, because it was so difficult. i put polish on by hand and just use the buffer by itself.
514128
There is a tray on the bottom that slides out. Put a few drops of your favorite oil in there.
2239362
The pot of wax that sits inside the warmer is removable and you just buy a new container of wax to refill.... If you ever run out. It's a lot of wax.
950386
No-Tweeze sells a melter unit, but I never bought one. I just scraped some out of the metal container and put it in a sturdy plastic container to use in the microwave. The friend who originally used it on me just kept it in an old whipped butter container. It wasn't easy for me to get the hard wax out of the metal container originally, but you can reuse what you scrape out several times, so it's worth the effort. Hope this helps.
1250683
A tin shears might do it! IF it has gone all the way around, it should come off easily. However, as I recall, there is a silvery doodad to the left of center, and if you push this, it will release the lid. Good Luck! I'd return it if I were you. Send it along with the lid.
2098707
some times the wax can make the lid stick...i'd try running the container under very hot water, or setting it in a bowl of very hot water for a few minutes, then try again!
574462
Put the can of wax in melting pot and turn it on. Make sure to take the lid off of the can.
1844304
Hi, Well there are two ways I have used. Spray some WD40 around the top of the old tip then try to turn the tip with some pliers and wiggle it off. (If you do not have WD40 try 3in1 oil or baby oil). If it still does not give, soak the rubber tip in VERY HOT soapy water and with pliers, wiggle. The last resort is to cut the old tip off (with a box cutter or with a small hand drill using the small circular bit. Good luck!
206858
I've used a butter knife between the bottom of the lid and the side of my thumb to pry it open. Just be careful not to spill it everywhere!
2097535
We have no problem getting the lid off. Simply open and pull up. Our problem is keeping the lid CLOSED!!!!! Until the oil warms up we have to sit something heavy on the lid so it stays closed!!!!! After the oil warms up it stays shut. Thought I'd like this more than I do actually.
268379
Should be hole in center of wax then just bent wire around wax to hold. It on
1755353
Hi. I used a drink can tab and tied the wick around the tab and hot glued to bottom of container. The only problem I had was when I pored the wax the tab came loose. So the next time I let the wax cool a bit more and it stayed better. But im not sure how it will hold up when you burn the candle.
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Try spraying a little WD-40 (lubricant and source of a gazillion fixes) on the seam and let it rest for 10 minutes, or so. You should be able to separate the two parts. Then, as a matter of maintenance, rub a very light film of Vaseline on the base piece. You shouldn't have the problem any longer.
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Take off the little white cap of top, then pull outside cover (the decorated plastic) off, turn it upsidedown, carefully turn the cap off to the left.fill with distilled water and your drops of essential oils if you use, put cap back on And then I put base in place while it is inside down and the quickly and carefuel turn it right side up holding it together:)
237755
I leave the wax in and reuse it. Just plug it in a few hours ahead and it should be fine.
574128
Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly squeezed the sides where the tabs are with thumb and middle finger. Voila, lid came right off. Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly... » Read More Alright I nearly broke the lid trying to press the tabs and yank at the same time, after scratching it up with a butter knife. Here's what worked for me: There is a circle on the bottom of the lid, with tabs on opposite sides, and 4 small arrows that show how to align the lid when you go to put it back together.. Press ON the middle of the white circle, while applying pressure to the tabs with your fingers and pull. The middle part of the circle stays attached to the top of the lid, the rest of it comes off. I used the knuckle of my index finger to press on the circle, then just lightly squeezed the sides where the tabs are with thumb and middle finger. Voila, lid came right off. « Show Less
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Maybe it possibly has been sitting forever and there is a big chunk in the bottom not breaking up with shaking. You could try using a long screw driver and stirring it to check. If not send it back. I recommend meguiar's NXT Tech Wax 2.0